Omorfi Poli

The owner was kind enough to let us go after 1 night.

The first 4 (or so) rooms are 30 steep steps away (no elevator). To get to the attic room (another 20 super-steep steps) you'll better teach your suite-case to fly.

This is an old house turned to pension; first floor has most rooms (and only one room at the attic) and ground floor is used for breakfast. Old houses turned to hotels is quite common for hotels located inside the old city. It is at the edge of the old city, so you can go everywhere by foot. At the same time it is located in a quite street, so you avoid the noise from the taverns/bars/shops especially at night. The rooms where comfortable with very tall ceilings. Breakfast was good and homemade marmalade quite good.

The room arrangement reflects to a certain degree that this was a house once. As in most buildings in the old town the stairs are quite steep.

Very central location.

The rooms in general looked very nice, apart from the one we stayed in (attic room). I would propose that people should request one of the other very nice rooms.